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Naryaskant

@ Naryaskant @lemmy.today

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  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • Then you're finding it worthwhile to support a system that allows for you to merely tolerate it

  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • We had something like this in our philosophy class.

  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • That's not the question. The question is just if you find it to enable the kind of life you value. If your experience is that a system doesn't do this, don't support it. This isn't that complicated lol

  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • Makes sense for me to interpret what OP said in that way because I find logic and reading comprehension worthwhile for life.

  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • The "makes sense" in the op means that from the perspective of the doer, it makes sense. OP is not saying that it's "objectively beneficial to all humans".

    It's a description of how people make choices.

  • It makes sense to support whatever system that one knows from experience to support the kind of life one thinks is worthwhile

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  • OP didn't say it was good or bad. Just that it makes sense for them because they thought it was what they like.

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • There's a difference between saying "I think X, and Here's Why: Proof" and "YOU SHOULD NEVER CONSUME X IT WILL KILL YOU"

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • Oh I do love a weird internet feel

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • That's a lot of logical fallacy from someone who claims to have been teaching philosophy.

    Moderating blatant misinformation or bomb-making instructions does not inevitably lead to censoring valid political dissent. There is also a significant functional difference between Abstract Ideas (Socrates’ questioning of virtue) and Instructional Violations (blueprints for violence).

    Equating moderating a privately run online space to making someone drink hemlock by the way of a state execution is a hell of a reach.

    You are basically claiming some forms of knowledge are too dangerous for people to know.

    Nope. Never said that. I said "You might not be persecuted for having these “theoretical” discussions, which is fine...".

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • I'm fine with civil discourse, even with some unsavory opinions. Not so fine with people spreading blatant misinformation and propaganda. There needs to be decent moderation for this, which as I understand, Odysee seems to fail at.

    As @dandelion@lemmy.blahaj.zone is pointing out, commitment to (absolute) free speech tends to attract Nazis. And by Nazis I mean, actual, literal Nazis, not just people who don't agree with me on soylent being a decent meal replacement.

    Also, lets never forget that (absolute) free speech would also cover allowing "theoretical" discussion on how to manipulate, groom and kidnap children for certain purposes etc. How to "theoretically" build bombs. How to "theoretically" drug and kill people etc. You might not be persecuted for having these "theoretical" discussions, which is fine but I think it's healthy for any online space to remove such topics.

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • Yeah whenever I see "crypto", I get a slight internal sigh/groan.

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • Whoever wants to include themselves in the "we" with me.

  • How do we feel about Odysee?

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  • Bummer. I keep wanting a YT alternative but Peertube isn't quite there. Odysee at least looked polished but while I believe in civil discourse on any topic, complete lack of moderation isn't great.

  • MealtimeVideos Cafe @lemmy.cafe
    Naryaskant @lemmy.today
    11:10

    Good News to get you through March

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world
    Naryaskant @lemmy.today

    How do we feel about Odysee?

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    Y'all ain't ready for my opinion on this site

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  • what if people disagree with you about the borders? Would you tell the people on the sentinel islands that they should just let everyone enter? Should everyone be forced to comply with your American hard left ideals? Because that's the logical conclusion of saying "there SHOULD be no borders".

  • Is private age verification technically possible and if so how?

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  • 11,500 year old Penis Temple

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  • We do like them phalluses, and thicc, load bearing loins.

  • Good News in February (you might have missed) [13:52]

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  • Reminder: Activism gets results. Doomscrolling keeps you right where the powers that be want you, passive, depressed, compliant, exhausted.

  • MealtimeVideos Cafe @lemmy.cafe
    Naryaskant @lemmy.today
    13:52

    Good News in February (you might have missed)

  • What is a good Documentary/movie that would break conservative without demonizing them on a personal level?

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  • What do we do now that we found out the world is run by a billionaire parasitic class??

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  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world
    Naryaskant @lemmy.today

    Back in the day, one might have gotten news from friends or family, and they would've believed it. Now, many people hear whatever an algorithm decides makes most money for the service.